Which statements best describe the relationships between biological sex, gender identity, and gender expression? Check all that
apply. Biological sex, gender identity, and gender expression are always in alignment. A person can be biologically a male and have a female gender identity. It is not uncommon for someone with a male gender identity to have a male gender expression. Biological sex and gender identity do not always align. Biological sex is not related to culture, but gender identity and gender expression are. If a person has a female gender identity, she will be biologically female.
I think these are the correct statements: <span> A person can be biologically a male and have a female gender identity. </span><em><span />A biological male or female can be different on their preferred gender identity.</em><span> It is not uncommon for someone with a male gender identity to have a male gender expression. </span><em>There is nothing wrong when male acts with his own gender.</em><em> </em><span>Biological sex and gender identity do not always align. <em /></span><em>Choices on gender identity can be different from the biological sex. It depends on the person.</em><span> Biological sex is not related to culture, but gender identity and gender expression are. </span>Biological aspects are unrelated to culture. But it can influence gender preference of a person to a certain degree. Environment and its culture are social pressures that can push someone to change. <span> </span>
